A sassy brindle, Etta is rocking the house in her FBRN foster home. At only nine months old, Etta has worked her way through two different owners - neither of whom were prepared to deal with the needs of an active Frenchie pup. Everyone meant well. We can tell by her complete vet records and the many toys she came with. But a baby is a lot of work and the elderly folks who had her last kept her crated a lot. So much so that her little legs are weak and she is limping.

Etta’s foster parents say she is a determined and defiant girl who is trying to let people and dogs alike know who is boss. She is more at ease in her crate than out, and prefers male dogs over females. Rolling up their sleeves, they know they have a lot of work to do. Etta needs remedial socialization and training. And she’ll be whisked to the vet as well to see what is going on with that limp.

Don’t sing the blues any longer, Etta. At last, your lonely days are over. We will take good care of you with the help of our kind sponsors who wouldn’t think of letting a girl down. Please click on young Etta’s face to the right to help support her etiquette and exercise plans. As always, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts!